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Networking, communication, education, and support for all developers who work on Oracle Databases.
ODTUG is an independent, not-for-profit global organization providing education, support, advocacy, and networking opportunities for all developers, using a variety of technologies, that work on Oracle Databases. ODTUG’s 18,000+ members design applications, model data, write code, manage application systems, maintain legacy code, and are key to the middle-tier technology in Oracle Fusion.
- ODTUG’s annual conference, ODTUG Kaleidoscope, is considered the premier conference for developers in the Oracle community.
- ODTUG has expanded to include non-Oracle products. If you use Java, PHP, ColdFusion, Toad, Visual Basic, orVisual C++, among others, ODTUG is the forum for talking about your approach and learning what other developers are doing.
- Still using Designer or Oracle Forms and Reports? You are not alone. The ODTUG membership network provides you with the support you need.
- ODTUG is the premier source of up-to-date information and developer networking on the technology underlying the Oracle E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft applications. Fusion is coming . . . see the future today through ODTUG.
- Whether you design applications, model data, write code, manage application systems, or maintain legacy code you need to be a part of ODTUG.
- Simply put . . . ODTUG is the warehouse for development topics.
Member Benefits:
- Exclusive access to our web site’s “Members Only” area, containing valuable utilities, sample code, tips and techniques, papers and articles, the ODTUG Technical Journal, and more.
- Access to the most widely used e-mail lists.
- Discounts on our annual conferences, which include numerous technical sessions, hands-on computer training, live demonstrations, and panels of experts.
- The quarterly ODTUG Technical Journal.
- Access to archived e-mail lists on the ODTUG web site.
- An opportunity to provide recommendations and opinions to Oracle Corporation.
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| JDByrne | Load java classes created in JDeveloper onto Oracle database | 0 | Sep 17 2009, 7:39 PM EDT by JDByrne | ||
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Sorry for the dumb question. I recently started using JDeveloper. I created a web service stub for one of my clients and got it to call the web service methods. I am trying to load the class onto my Oracle 10g database. I used loadjava to import the class and it is showing errors and is therefore invalid. Looking at the import statements I see that there are some references to org.apache.soap..(several) , oracle.soap.transport.http.OracleSOAPHTTPConnection, and oracle.jdeveloper.webservices.runtime.WrappedDocLiteralStub. Looking on the database I don't see these classes loaded. Is there somewhere I can get these classes to load? I think I found a jar file for the org.apache.soap classes and when I loaded it onto the database it said most of the classes were invalid - likely for the same reason. Just wanted a little guidance on whether I am going down a fruitless path. Also is there a way to tell what jdk version is on the database? What version should it have? If I should have a higer version where can I get it?
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